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KtNTUCKY WHISKtY-A BLIND
American servicemen called into
action in Southern Korea might
be eligible for several benefits
administered by the Veteran«
Administration, it has been an-
nounced.
Those who suffer injury or
disease in line of duty may be
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entitled to disability compensa
tion pay at full wartime rates,
despite the fact that this nation
is not at war.
Dependent of those who might
lose their lives in action may be
entitled to death compensation
benefits at wartime rates.
Full wartime rates for disabili
ty and death compensation, aris
ing under conditions similar to
the Korean situation, are author-
izbed by public law 359, 77th
Congress, passed 12 days after
the attack on Pearl Harbor in
1941.
Under that law. wartime rates
are payable for disability or
death resulting from injury or
disease received in line of duty
(1) as a direct result of arm»d
conflict, or (2) while engaged in
extra hazardous service, includ-
ings such service under conditions
simulating war, or (3) while the
United States is engaged in war.
The Korean action brings the
first and second categories into
Play.
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